People often compare this US senator to a turtle, but he’s really just a snake.
It’s time to drain the swamp!
People often compare this US senator to a turtle, but he’s really just a snake.
It’s time to drain the swamp!
“I am only a sparrow amongst a great flock of sparrows.”
- Evita Perón , former first lady of Argentina
Here's a portrait of a powerful voice for Vermont, Senator Bernie Sanders. Prints of this piece are available here!
This piece for Princeton accompanies a story called Math Versus Politics. It explains how utilization of activism and mathematics can end a true threat to our democracy, partisan gerrymandering. Thanks to art director Marianne Nelson for this fascinating assignment.
I carried this hand-drawn sign in the People's Climate March over the Hudson back in April. I’m thrilled it will be included in a book, Posters for Change, published by Princeton Architectural Press. Thanks so much to the jury! (oil pastel and pencil on poster paper)
Here's a little meditation on symbols. Without a doubt, the American bald eagle is a powerful representation of the freedom which America stands for. In contrast, the current U.S. president is glorifying the idea of building a "big beautiful wall", one which would run along our southern border with Mexico. To my mind, a project of such monumental proportion would create a different sort of symbol for the United States. I would argue that walls are completely incongruous with the freedom our country so proudly promotes.
Macalester College is an excellent liberal arts school located in St. Paul, Minnesota. They asked me to illustrate a story for their alumni magazine, addressing how we as citizens can make a difference in unsettling political times. Our actions can help affect society in a positive way. Thanks to art directer, Brian Donahue for this very timely assignment.
Mr. President, what's hiding underneath that rug which sits atop your head?
I bought some safety pins this morning, and was inspired to whip up this quick portrait.